After ages, a Test match day of old: Kuldeep brings back forgotten wrist-spin magic
After ages, a Test match day of old: Kuldeep brings back forgotten wrist-spin magic
India fought back late on day one of the second Test against South Africa, with Mohammed Siraj's late wicket offering a glimmer of hope. Despite a solid effort from the Proteas, who reached 247/6, crucial dropped catches and a disciplined bowling performance kept the match in the balance. The red-soil pitch offered assistance, and the game remains wide open.
India fought back late on day one of the second Test against South Africa, with Mohammed Siraj's late wicket offering a glimmer of hope. Despite a solid effort from the Proteas, who reached 247/6, crucial dropped catches and a disciplined bowling performance kept the match in the balance. The red-soil pitch offered assistance, and the game remains wide open.
India fought back late on day one of the second Test against South Africa, with Mohammed Siraj's late wicket offering a glimmer of hope. Despite a solid effort from the Proteas, who reached 247/6, crucial dropped catches and a disciplined bowling performance kept the match in the balance. The red-soil pitch offered assistance, and the game remains wide open. 
